Russell Westbrook Retires, Cowboys Hit $15.5B | Sports Office
Russell Westbrook is retiring after 18 NBA seasons, closing the book on the career of a former MVP and one of basketball’s greatest triple-double machines. Julian Martinez and Dennis de la Peña debate Westbrook’s legacy and whether he is walking away at the right time. The Sports Office also breaks down the Dallas Cowboys’ $15.5 billion valuation, Jerry Jones’ success building the Cowboys brand and Dallas’ latest moves to strengthen its defense. Plus, Texas Tech head coach Joey McGuire wants a marquee opponent and Notre Dame could be an option if its future series with Texas changes. The guys discuss the Red Raiders’ scheduling push and whether Notre Dame should finally join a conference. Later, Weiss High School enters the season with state championship expectations, the Lake Travis community rallies around Odin Hensley, and Boerne Little League heads to Williamsport following a wild regional controversy.
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